Stan,
I think your idea to place fiber between the wireless router and streamer is good. I have tried many SFP's and devices to capture the fiber. Keep in mind that it can good or bad depending on implementation. Essentially everything matters from the Ethernet cables on either side, the FMC's, the SFP's, the fiber, the power supply's and electrical quality to the power supplies.
Currently single mode fiber seems to be preferred but in my system I like the Sonore SystemOptique with the upgraded OM4 multimode fiber and Finisar SFP's. I tried the standard Sonore FMC's with their regular SFP's and use a pair of LHY 5 volt LPS's, and found the SystemOptique much better.
I have fiber in three locations in my system.
I have the Sonore FMC's between my modem and gateway router. I also have an OpticalModule on a non-gateway router going to a switch with a SFP port then to my streamer, there is a very big improvement over Ethernet (all my Ethernet cables are SOtM dcbl-cat7 or cat7u).
I also have fiber between my streamer and DAC via another OpticalModule and SignatureRendu SE Deluxe.
It makes sense to start simple but realize there is lots to gain from tweaks.
I recently got advice from Adrian at Sonore about using longer fiber cables (10M or longer) for better sound with multimode. Essentially a little bit of attenuation helps the SFP's as the system was built to go several hundred meters for data systems and the signal is a bit intense over very short distances.

